Inside The £3.75 Million 15th Century Home In Kent

This incredible 15th century home in Kent called ‘The Moat’ is Grade II listed and features its own moat.

The property was recently on the market with Estate Agents, Hamptons.

There are many striking features, such as exposed beams, latch doors, an Inglenook fireplace and a king post on the second floor.

The house has more than 7,400 square feet of accommodation over three floors with brick and flagstone flooring; a kitchen with an Aga and a wine fridge; nine bedrooms and four bathrooms.

The dining room has its own specially commissioned hand painted ceiling and wall mural and there is an impressive bar for visitors.

Upstairs are eight bedrooms, plus a lavish master suite complete with two dressing rooms and a sauna in the bathroom.

Outside, the gravel drive leads to a coach house, courtyard and carefully manicured gardens and grounds, with open paddocks and a summer house.

The moat has three bridges and engineering in place so there is a measured flow and circulation of water between the moat and the lake.

This beautiful house is situated in the High Weald Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty in Kent.

For over a thousand years, people have shaped the natural beauty of the High Weald.

A medieval landscape of wooded, rolling hills; studded with sandstone outcrops and a rich patchwork of small fields, scattered farmsteads and ancient routeways.

Situated in the heart of rural South East England, the High Weald Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty covers 1461 square kilometres across the counties of Kent, Sussex and Surrey.

It is the fourth-largest Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) in England and Wales, and without doubt one of the most beautiful.

There couldn’t be a better location for this beautiful 15th century property.

Check out more photos below, courtesy of Hamptons Estate Agents.

To see more of the property, which is on the market for a guide price of £3,750,000, contact Hamptons.

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